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Showing Original Post only (View all)Nate Silver Predicts GOP Senate Win in 2014 [View all]
Cue the hand-wringing in Democratic circles everywhere: Nate Silver says the GOP will probably re-take the Senate in November's elections.
After he ran the table in 2012, correctly predicting the electoral outcomes in every single state, Silver has become something of a modern-day oracle to political junkies.
On Sunday, Silver took to his new FiveThirtyEight websiteand his new TV home on ABCto deliver one of his breathlessly awaited prognostications.
Republicans need six seats to regain control of the Senate chamber. How many seats did Silver think the GOP would win? "Exactly six," he told ABC's Jonathan Karl.
After he ran the table in 2012, correctly predicting the electoral outcomes in every single state, Silver has become something of a modern-day oracle to political junkies.
On Sunday, Silver took to his new FiveThirtyEight websiteand his new TV home on ABCto deliver one of his breathlessly awaited prognostications.
Republicans need six seats to regain control of the Senate chamber. How many seats did Silver think the GOP would win? "Exactly six," he told ABC's Jonathan Karl.
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LoL. just cos the data doesn't fit our desire, doesnt mean he is wrong. nt
La Lioness Priyanka
Mar 2014
#40
I guarantee you didn't make accurate predications for all the states...
Gravitycollapse
Mar 2014
#27
Probabilities generally only matter according to their predictive power.
Gravitycollapse
Mar 2014
#31
I predict a lot of politicians begging for donations while promising to get the money out politics.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Mar 2014
#28